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In a message dated 04/21/2000 7:59:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
ellsann@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
> it may open the eyes of the more open minded members of
> real traders to a simple but
> worth while technique.
I like to think of course that I am reasonably open minded, and I would love
to find a timing technique that really works, but I find it works better with
my personality and psychological issues if I can begin to understand how or
why it works.
Can you give me a clue as to why the S&P would change direction when Saturn
(a not so very bright celestial object) imperceptably changes directions in
the night sky? Buy the full moon Sell the new moon makes a little more sense
to me, at least the moon is very visible from the earth, and actually has a
gravitational pull which is perceptable in the tides, but Saturn????
A couple of years ago Walt Downs presented the rubber ducky derived ratio to
the list in an attempt to show that ANY number can be shown to fit a lot of
successful examples. There are a lot of planets, and I would suspect that
one or another is frequently going antegrade or retrograde. Of more interest
to me, does Saturn call a turn EVERY time it switches, or is it just
occasionally? With 8 planets and some 35 commodities, I'm sure I could find
some good examples too, but could I make money? Do you?
Honest questions, but doubting...
Larry
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